The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-12-22
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PERSONAL.
DR.. J. NJ. Hodge is on the sick list.

PERSONAL. @
DR.. J. NJ. Hodge is on the sick list.
David Fraser, of Junction City, wa
a visitor at the REFLECTOR Office to
day. Can again. -
Miss Ida Lifts returned home Sat
urday from Illinois, where she has beer
visiting relations for several months
past.
RObt. Sinclair. of Lyons township
gave the REFLECTOR a pleasant cal
today and renewed his subscription fol
the weekly.
Miss Kennedy and Miss Searls, OF
Salina. were the guests of Miss Anna
Berry yesterday. They returned home
this morning.
jeff Ferguson, the new cashier OF
the Farmers State bank at Solomon
City, was the guest of John Weller yes
terday. He and John were great
chums at the cid home i'll Richmond.
Ind.
W. T. Hopkins, of Enterprise, was in
the city yesterday.
John Watts, of Carlton, came in on
Santa Fe this morning.
Jacob Wyckoff and Glenn Bell, of
Carlton, were in town yesterday.
Misses Griswold and Buckingham
nave returned from the East, and are
stopping with Mrs. G. G. Hawk.
Robbie Burdette, Jr., and Miss Dora
II. Garrett accompanied Robert j. Bur-
dette in his visit to our city yesterday.
Jerry Sheahan, one of Solomon's sub
stantial business men, was i'll the city
today, and gave the REFLECTOR a
pleasant call. Come again. Jerry.
c.. n. Riggs, an old Abilene boy,
formerly with Henry Il Carpenter, now
of Emporia, came down today noon
from Minneapolis, where he and his
wife are now visiting. Charley is very
much surprised at the rapid growth OF
our city.
John Hassett came down from Salina
yesterday.
Miss Maria Van Doren is. reported
to be sick.
John A. Flack, of Enterprise, is in
the city today.
G. F. Mead left on the morning
Santa Fe for Wichita.
Geo. w. Colby made business trip
to Hope this morning.
Father Leary left on today's noon
train for Junction City.
Mr.. W. G. Cowles left on the after
noon cyclone for Denver.
A. Rankin, one of Hopes leading
capitalists, returned home this morn
ing.
S. Z. Stauffer came down from Man
chester TO visit the metropolis yester-
day.
B. F. Nicholson and wife, of that far
famed t0wn-Salina-were Ill the Belle
yesterday.
II. G. Tonkin, Abe Brown and Chas.
NJ. Flaherty, of Hope, were guests at
the Continental yesterday.
II. W. Wilson went down to Hope
this morning to see about making
trade of some lane near there for cat.
tie.
DR.. Young, Abilene's popular veter-
mary surgeon, went down TO Herring
ton this morning on business in his
line.
Mrs. w. G. Cowles left on the noon
train for Cambridge, Illinois, where
she will remain for fortnight, visiting
relatives and friends.
C. Stevens, accompanied by his
friend, w. w. Howard, of California,
who came into the city this morning,
left today on the Santa Fe to view the
sights at Hope.
Hon. J. r. Burton returned home
from Salina on the noon train, where
lie has been for several days as
sistiug the comfy attorney in the pros
ecutiOD i'll the celebrated ChilSUn case.
Levi Cooper returned to Harrington
this morning to resume his duties OH
the Rock Island road, after short
visit with his family here. He will
probably locate in Hutchinson, where
he will be joined by his family ill
March.